Wild & Crazy Kids - Guest Appearances

Guest Appearances

During the First and Second Season there were occasionally Adult Celebrity Guests, and one of Season 2's final episodes held a kids and teens celebrity slide competition game at Raging Water's in San Dimas, California to raise money for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. The Entire Third Season in 1992 featured at least one (and sometimes more) Kid Celebrity Guest(s) Every Episode. Guests were people like Lark Voorhies from Saved by the Bell, Jonathan Taylor Thomas from Home Improvement and Michael Fishman from Roseanne. A young Tobey Maguire appeared on the show long before he was famous, promoting the short-lived Fox sitcom Great Scott!. Other appearances include:

  • Marc Summers from Double Dare who appeared in 1990 in a special episode titled "Double Dare vs. Wild & Crazy Kids." He also appeared the following year to pitch in "Dizzy Bat Home Run Derby: The Sequel."
  • California Angels pitcher Scott Bailes pitched the first "Dizzy Bat Home Run Derby" and Bruce Hurst of the San Diego Padres pitched the third and final installment.
  • Detroit Lions quarterback Rodney Peete appeared on the premiere episode throwing footballs to kids jumping into a swimming pool.
  • Michael Bower, Venus DeMilo and Danny Cooksey from the Nickelodeon hit Salute Your Shorts appeared on one of the final episodes. This show pitted two teams—one headed by the Salute Your Shorts crew and the other headed by the three Wild & Crazy Kids co-hosts—in an all day showdown.
  • As a child, D'Brickashaw Ferguson rode in a BMX vs. Horses race.
  • Olympic skiier Bode Miller appeared on the revival in 2002.
  • Daryl Sabara and Alexa Vega of the Spy Kids movies appeared on the revival.
  • Actor and co-star of The Fresh Prince Of Bel-Air Alfonso Ribeiro appeared in a game titled "The Fresh Race of Tortoise-Hare".

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